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by 8as746fd4a5df 4y ago
My prediction is different from that. If humans make it to Mars and start setting up more than just a basic base then I predict that Mars is going to be a plastic planet for the forseeable future. -->Given enough energy<-- and that wa
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by 8as746fd4a5df 4y ago
Isn't it obvious? An uncensorable store of value/currency is like an amphibious vehicle for most: pretty cool but they are never going to need one. It's easy to see the utility of food and oil.
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by 8as746fd4a5df 4y ago
This one might be borderline silly because of its simplicity: a through-hole (front to back) for a tripod screw, in the bottom left or right corner. With that you could fix the phone to tripods or other mounts, or put a keyring or cord thro
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Ask HN: What features would you like smartphones to have?
1 points by 8as746fd4a5df 4y ago|5 comments
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German Insurance Companies Demand Perilous Playgrounds to Teach Kids About Risk(reason.com)
37 points by 8as746fd4a5df 4y ago|13 comments
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by 8as746fd4a5df 4y ago
Wasn't it rather common for the time to fantasize about everything being powered by nuclear reactors? (Think: Ford Nucleon, ideas about civilian nuclear powered ships or aircraft) I also don't get the Musk hate. That man created m
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Ask HN: reasons for frequency of mistypings on a keyboard vs. in manual writing?
2 points by 8as746fd4a5df 4y ago|2 comments
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by 8as746fd4a5df 5y ago
I for one commend OP for having a defiant heart.
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by 8as746fd4a5df 5y ago
The same author, on the same topic, writing for the Brownstone Institute: https://brownstone.org/articles/this-is-not-a-pandemic-of-th...
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by 8as746fd4a5df 5y ago
People either have a reduced risk of infecting themselves and others like the vaccines provide it or they do not. Reality does not care about believes and concerns. If one ignores reality for too long, it will biff one right on the nose.